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Abrasion protected roadway marking strip and method of making same

CA 1263806 C · Owner: Eigenmann, Ludwig · Inventors: Eigenmann, Ludwig

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This invention concerns a method for making prefabricated light-reflexing, roadway-marking strips resistant to the scraping action of mechanical, snow-clearing equipment - such as snow plows - by the application of protruding elements on the marking strip. These elements can be of different shapes and are positioned on the marking strip so as to promote the snow plow blade to lift over the light reflexing elements thus, preventing, at least partially, the otherwise serious damage that could occur to the said light-reflexing elements. The protruding elements are also designed to provide lifting points for the removal of the marking strip from installed locations on roadway surfaces. The …

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  • Granted December 12, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 12, 2006.
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FiledAugust 10, 1983
GrantedDecember 12, 1989
Term endedDecember 12, 2006
Patent numberCA 1263806 C
Classification (IPC)E01F9/57 +1 more

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19841987199019931996199920022005Application filedAug 10, 1983Patent grantedDec 12, 1989Term endedDec 12, 2006

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